Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1926, Page 27

The Misty Pathway By FLORENCE RIDDELL (Copyright, 1024, by Florence Riddell.) SYNOPSIS, Richenda Peterson, a London office girl, wina five thousand pounds in @ newspaper contest, and decides to spend it in_travel The East Coast'of Africa holds the greatest promise of adventure to her, and she books passage for Port Mombasa. ' When the boat stops at Gibraltar Richenda goes off alone 10 inspect the old town and is accosted by A native, who frightens her. Angus Brodie, one of her fellow passengers, rescues her from the man. Arrived at’ Mombasa, Richenda sees is Brett Fair plorer, whose face hae hauni he 18 introduced to_him ant, a widow has_del her' acquain . D Fairways invite Richenda 0 hunting _expedition. They ney into the interior. = Richenda grows susplelous of Lucille. rett tells Richenda he loves her. He is moody and acts strangely, but Richenda irusts him completely, even though the in- timacy between him and Lucillo js disturb- ing. “Suddenly he tells Richenda, I want to be rid of that woman. You've g0t to marry me at once.” And Richenda. feeling he is a creature’ of destiny, consents. ~Angus Brodie pays a surprise’ visit and cautions Richenda o g0 slowly. He asks her to prom- 150 10 come to him if &he needs his help. The marriage is performed. and a few hours later Richenda overhears Brett and Lueillo quarreling violently. Lucille is re- fusing & bribe and accusing him of bigamy. Brett retorts that his first wife has been dead for wome time. Lucille, furious be cause he has kept this from her. threatens 10_tell Richenda they have been lovers. Brett asks what she will take to disappear. Lucille admits she is in difficulties about & forged check and agrees to 5o if Brett will vag up for her. Stunned and_disillusioned, Richenda flees from eamp in a motor In a daze she remembers her promise to Angus and di- rects the native driver to take her to Lai bogru, Fairways, after discovering her a) sence ‘from camp. follows her to Brodie’ ranch and takes her in the car back to his camp. the first person 8, a noted ex- 1 her dreams. Lucille Daven. berately sought venant and them on a rt the jour- (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) _ INSTALLMENT XXXIL Stratige Days. AIRWAYS guessed something of what was passing in her mind and smiled to himself, He knew that the Wakamba belonged to the mildest races in irkca in spite of their fearsome ac -t but he said nothing to en- Jiguien Richenda on this point. It would, he reflected, sult his purpose SUDDENLY THE NOISE OF TWO fully, slung the gun again across her shoulders. They were tramping through coarse, man-high grass now, not able to see more than a few yards before themn. Suddenly” the foremost boy halted. then turned with a finger to his lips to warn them into,silence and mut- tered a whispered word. Fairways frowned, puzzled. : “Go_carefully,” he told her. I dont know what the boy is trying to tell us. There's ‘something ahead, but 1 can’t get the English name for it. Water buck, perhaps.” They moved on with quiet steps till they saw through the grass a round, short tufted clearing in front of them, Then Jeroge stood quite motionless and drew their attention to where, not 60 yards to the vight, large, black, shadowlike patches moved slowly in the shade of a clump of stunted trees. “Good egg!” Fairways’ whisper was barely audible. “It's buffalo!” He raised his rifie to his shoulder, taking slow and careful aim. So far none of the herd had scented the nearness of the danger which threatened them. The presence of the humans had pagsed unseen by the old bull sentry which stood ‘“‘nose up- wind” ready to give a quick snort of warning if occasion for flight arose. Richenda’s eves, wide with excite- ment, were fixed on the odd dozen un- wieldy blue-black forms that moved so leisurely about the tree-shadowed turf. Buffalo! What mighty brutes they were! Some one had told her that hunters might search for weeks even in this game-infested country without seeing one. And now—so big—so near—so quiet! Such a chance to show what she could do! The spirk of the chase danced anew in her blood. If—If—suppose she—Oh, why mnot? Suddenly the'noise of two reports, with barely a second’s pause between them, rang out across the silent coun- try. “Good heavens!” Fairways' steel blue eyes flashed sideways at. her, REPORTS “'ITI%QRELY A SEC- OND'’S PAUSE BETWEEN THEM RANG OUT ACROSS THE SILENT COUNTRY. better if she imagined the neighbor- hood in which he intended to camp far more dangerous than it really was, Meanwhile, both had reached a point when they felt that the less speech there was between them the hetter. So, as the es crawled-by, they sat in silence. But one thought hammered ceaselessly through Rich- enda’s brain. This man who had bent her will before his own—who had carried her off as primitive man might carry off his slave woman, who had so outrageously deceived her, had wooed and won her—keeping her deliberately in constant touch with the woman who had formerly been his—secretly insulting her by that very contact—this man who had taken her belongings for his own, even counted the money in her purse, this man of no doubt & score of evil intrigues in the years behind him— who once possessed a wife of whom he had not troubled to tell her, this man who, in the years still to come, would embark on still further intrigues af- ter he had tired of her, .who had taken her trust, her faith and broken both into shattered pieces, who then had laughed in her face. . . . This man—she hated him! Some day, somehow, she would get away from him! \' The camping site that Fairways rhose in the late afternoon of the sec-| ond day lay in a smail hollow in the heart of an irregular clump of hills which blockel out any extensive view there might have been.s The place was very wild, very lonely. Im- mediately they halted he had Richen- da’s tent erected. “Make yourself quite comfortable,” he directed. ““Wa shall be remaining here for some time.” I'e days tha came after were very strange to Richenda. At first Fair- ways kent very close in camp and spent long hours reading at the door of his tent or lying on his back on the short grass, pipe between teeth, ®azing from under close drawn brows up to the crude hard blue of the African sky. Always he was polite to her, never forced word or presence iupon her. But the abyss between them remained as wide as ever. Their meals, with the exception of early breakfast, they took together. Strangely, Richenda was glad of this. She hated that curiosity which, she sensed, lay in the mind of their three servants who, with but little to do, seemed to her sensitive nerves to be watching every action of herself and Fairways, and her pride rebelled at the thought that these untutored sav- ages might guess something of her captive state. Curfous half hours those meais were. Scattered’ sentences of polite conversation ran here and there through them, but in no way did the minds of these two so oddly situaged In the wilderness come closer to- rether. Once he organized a shooting ex- pedition still further into the wilds, and this Richenda found herself ex. pected to join since Fairways had no intention of leaving her behind ‘in the camp, “I'm sorry,” he told her, “but that is really impossible. You see, I shall want Macheria and Jeroge to bring back the heads and skins, to carry Yhe guns and for half a dozen other things, and I should not care to leave you here with only the toto for com- pany “Please do not consider me,” she answered with the coldness which now was always in voice and eyes. “I 'no doubt shall be quite safe.” “We are starting in an hour's time. Kindly be quite ready.” He ignored her half protest and walked away. Richenda dug a white tooth angrily into the redness of her lower lip, but .anxious no: to imperil her dignity by useless ‘argument she awaited him, fully equipped, at the appointed time, In spite of everything she enjoyed the expedition, which made a pleasant break in days that had grown rather wearisome, and Fairways unbent to the extent of pointing out much that was of interest to her. During the stay in camp before their marriage he had made of Ri- chenda as skillful a shot as those short weeks had permitted, and with the rifie he now proffered her she brought down a gazelle which offered an easy mark, shot at another which skipped agilely into the bush, flicker- ing its white rabbit-like tail gayly as went. One or two other times she ‘ned at various small game. but V nissed her mark, then, ~==iing rue- then back, without anr instant pause, to the galloping upheaval in front. But three more words had burst upan her excited ears, making them tingle ruby with the insult: “You fool—you little fool!"" The blue-gray shadows had broken inta 3 wild riot and were racing in.g. m. dozen different directions. The great bull at which Fairways had_taken such careful aim, startled at Richen- da’s shot, which rang out the second before the mian’s shot reached him, had taken a swift leap, catching that bullet some 12 inches away from the vital spot at which it had been atmed. (Continued tomorrow.) BODIES OF A. E. F. MEN STILL BEING RECOVERED Remains of Soldiers Are Sought Over Many of Famous Battle- flelds of World War. By the Associated Press. PARLI: nearly eight years since the end of the World War, American searchers in the old battle area are contnually finding bodies of American soldlers who fell in battle and were buried hastily near- by. Searching has been going on more or less regularly during the entire pe- riod since the armistice, but in recent months the Oise-Aisne, Meuse-Argonne and Somme sectors have been literally combed, with the result that 261 bodies have been found, of which 175 have Dbeen positively identified. The searching work is being done by three separate parties, consisting of an American investigator and four or five laborers. The investigator works by map and terrain over ground where certain regiments and battalions fought and from which men are still carried as missing. The quick growth of vegetation has made the work dif- fleult, as grass and bush have grown Gver temporary burial places and, in fact, changed the entire appearance of the land. Recently the bodles of seven marines were found in the Ofse-Aisne sector, buried together, this being one of the largest “finds” in many months, as usually only single bodies are re- covered. STUDENTS MAKE ATLANTIC HUGE SUMMER CAMPUS 52 U. S. Colleges Represented on Vacation Trips, With Many More Expected in 1927. By the Assoclated Pres PARIS, August 7.—With students from 52 American universities travel- ing In the tourist cabin of the Levia- than, shortly after the close of the college year, the Atlantic Ocean has become a huge Summer campus, says Dr. S. C. Rowan, president of David- son College Alumni Association. Dr. Rowan believes the gathering togeth- er of such groups of college students means a better understanding among young men and women rrom different parts of the United States, as well as a better understanding among them and students abroad. “All are classmates on this Sum- fner campus,” Dr. Rowan declared when he arrived at Cherbourg. ‘‘On the Leviathan scions of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Chi- cago, Cornell and Erown, for instance, 1 forgot they were rivals for genera- tions and joined together in the sports and social life of the ship. Million- aires and poor youngsters, college belles and foot ball heroes are all the same in the third cabin of a liner. ‘While the number of American stu- dents crossing to Eu ?pe this year exceeds considerably tfle number last year, indications are that there will be a veritable flood of such travelers coming nbmd in 1927. Cheap Seismograph Invented. An instrument for detecting earth- quakes, so simple of construction and so cheap that it could be installed in every home, has been. perfected by a Government scientist. The instru- ments now used are cumbersome and expensive and consequently there are relatively few In operation throughcnt the world, s August 7.—Although it is|b, THE bEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY mILE MCCLELLAN WAS TRYING TO CAPTURE RICHMOND, SOME 44,000 FEDERAL TROOPS UNDER BANKS AKD FREMONT WERE HOLDING STRATEGIC POSITIONS IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VIR GINIA, AND WATCHING THE MOVEMENTS OF GEN. “STONEWALL' JACKSON, WHO WAS THEN AT THE SOUTHERN END WITH ABOUT 16,000 CON- FEDERATES. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. Newsstand. v Pharmacy . Clemence. zsgtlx‘ “I4th st. nw-—Collifiower Art and harmpes, bergerts Far. and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's armacy. 3200 Mt ‘Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant ol ot hia ro—fntiod Gl Lo o n' Park ‘Phar N1 o 05 st —Pertect Pre- J_aves. and iption" Pharmacy. and Mass. ave.Philli Pharmacs. I3 and K sts—Dincan's 7th and K sts.—Goldenbers's Hime lerk’s 1‘& and' Q sts—Smith's Gut-Rale pru Store. 't] R, 1 ave. ‘rench _Simpson. i1t “and 3 st L T, Foreter's Phirm: Vi ave. 12th and 'R sta.—Howley's Phat P U sta3. I Hunton's Pharmacy Ga, htk C Church —Rock ‘oresk’ Bharmacs, Crock Churel gg’oa"é and Upshur st—Colodny & Balek yr Awency. C. on : Smiths' Prescription ' Pharmac Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st —Harrs C. 4905 Wisconsin macy Takoma _Park. Bros, ave.—Wisconein Ave. Phar- 350 Cedar st.—Mattingly i Wisconsin ‘ave. and 'O ‘stoBonakuie's Phar. i ° NORTHEAST. 4ib and B sts—Ho 20 East Capitol ast Cap. and Sth sts. x‘mn and East Cap. sts. and R. I. ave—Collins' Pharmacy. 3500 324 8§ —Maro's Ph Rrookland. avo's Pharmacy, Broaklan 2306 4th s nrm;l': Brinf’rnnrmney ard ot and Pn. ave. 0 Honheli's Drug Store Bth and I sts. -F. P. Weller's Pharmac !ll fll and Pa. l- I nd P Feer's Pharmac Ahacostis—Healy's Drig SOUTHWEST. Oth et and Va. ave —ilerbert’s Pharmacs Herbert's Pharmacs o itz miia. + '_}fi;‘\h R “;'4 imtmn. charee, 35 mum charee, 15c In_ Washington and Subnrbe f Help and Situations Wanted. o and Found: or Sale and Wanted Miscallaneos Automobiles_for Sale and Wanted Bielntes Orseorthnitlen: tnted- orthnitioa. e1e KATE OUTRIDE OF W % cante REAL EATATE ADS words to the line. = 3-line minimum, at Nne rate: ‘as follows. 200" per line. 7e ver line. * fi‘r,\n nrrln-‘ OPEN" UNTIL 11 PO Il adverisements ‘for The Evening Star 24, The Star, Omee or one, 0 The UmE Daih oM by par. the DAY ORE ISSUE. LT (5 1alene eRean and Found, Notices. Sitmtions, tlsements under the ahove classificn- | be socepied at The Off Pa. ave.. until 9 .m. day of asue, “All advertisiments fog, The Stinday Star must he recetved at The Office by 3:30 p.my Saturday, or at an :“(m‘nm Star p.m. Saturday. ORDER s required for all from traneient advertisers Wi nk? { Pete our” oreanization HELP—MALE, (Continued.) SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1926. Jackson in the Shenandoah Valley—Part L FORCES IN THE SHENAM- DOAH VALLEY AND GEN. "STONEWALL™ TACKSON'S ADVAUCE ~ MAY- 1862 - THINKING WASHINGTON WAS SECURE FROM AT- TACK, PRESIDENT LINCOLN ORDERED GEN. MCDOW- ELL, WITH 40,000 MEN WHO HAD BEEN GUARDING THE SOUTHERN APPROACH TO THE CAPITAL, TG JOIN.MCCLELLAN. LEARNING OF THIS, JACKSON PLANNED TO THREATEN WASHINGTON SO AS T0 DRAW OFF MCDOWELL. © McClure Newspaper Syndicate HELP—FEMALE. (Continued.) FAILOR—For alterations on men’s clothing. Must under- stand fitting. Can secure perma- nent position at THE AVENUE SHOP, 1013 Penna. Ave. N.W. SALESMEN. The Hecht Co. require the services of high-grade salesmen, thoroughly experienced in the following departments : RUGS. EHOLD APPLIANCES. imployment Office. The Hecht Co. UPHOLSTERY? SALESMAN —with interior decorating expe- rience. Apply Employment Of- fice, 8th floor, G st. side. Woodward & Lothrop. RUG SALESMAN | —with _experience preferred. Apply Employment Office, 8th floor, G st. side. Woodward & Lothrop. LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN. Me peed four live-wire salesmen, to com- 1 at 1405 New . and ask for eales manager. RUBY LEE MINAR, Inc., 1405 York Ave. ain_1145. 14° HOUS Apply HELP—MALE AND FEMAL) PERSON now smploved o gall D. . lots It e hephe o Truet ‘Blae AT " Adarms BAEH A MAN OR WOMAN \'"Mlnl French lnd man. enough kflfl\ll of medicine to able to I’INDIN Dh)‘ ~un . dresses and dfl medical research ? abstracting : perm: rnilt(nn Wi good future. - Pleass give fl gt m Yourselt. Addrese Box iar o ¥ WAN'l'l"D—s F.!‘WEN LIVE WIRE SALESMEXN Call-day or svening. 403 At st mectam anted 5o ool com ny's pro ieade furnisned: “sold un”'mm Praty terms that vou can make from $200 to S5 g pwoeict full time D Dotk Hme Call at 0 okout Co. ablished dealer _wellin Doutar, m«numnnm\ motor *cary *zi uclkn to, mcure esveral high naltatnent Wi the mest ‘30" Salary guiacantee will be eiven if des “In reply, glve full partichlars as to education, ex- perienco and references for verification of experience. ability and _financial responsi- bilkty.. Address Box 26-M. Star oo % T, experigheed Record” Repatr Co. Pape. niw. Frank. 9248 WITH UNDEVELOPED ing — Laree studio mu( Tor practical training eveniny will interview only those desirous of malin: " profession. Address Box OUr school 23 days, 2 ‘assed Civil Servics ographic exam. mlmlhw night school.” Another, “Take congressional dll‘l-ntlun nnrr 10 days, now employed in a Senator's of Short, thorough eourle Summer classes NOW formin, l’on uar. grad. Royd Secretarial §fhflnl l 38 G. ain 2876, FOR PERMIT AN white instructor E. k. 878 AT%0 DEIVING LESSONS BY OLD. i instructors. satisfaction white chauffeurs furnished. Call Li TALEN for “dra lers_ unusual “Tn, VELP—MALF. Y 'm\lg)nkr SALESMEN—The Olds Motor oris. ngton branch, can place several nigh-crade: lyr salesmen. Bhohe s b nson. Main 4257 wwdu morning, for ap- G _SHORTHAN D—Special classes, dU nieht: " weekly. mr:‘nlh‘!‘v rate: bookicéping nclish, spelling: Dosition £ Bentee Bovd Sehool 1448 & ot Sa SRTE, SOWWOTLD B¥ A GOOD TINE T0 FrG1s Bapourse in ‘shorthand, typowriting and ‘Eng. . day or evening. have helped man Teabla i the lan“l"l yora el Tines Q0d’s Scho s Six_We Frening Sesstone 88, COLLECTY u— Vani young man fo collect on monthly accounts: must be neat and a £ood mizer. able o wnnx hard and emile. o SRR Z 0 referehces. go n Gnen 750 K ( .'“A':’."x’.{m."‘ DRIVER. white. or_ trusk: siats g, Vs references. " Address Box 72:M. Star office: ELEVATOR OPERATOR. experienced. pi¥ %o Janitor. Hampion Courts. Tord ~ AR o FOOD CHECRERS——Must understand WHIT ney or Hicks system and must have lcil‘l'n r K r’ hotel experience. Address Bo JIATRCUTTER. exberlonced_Tor Beauty nar: lor: foreigner breferred. Apply Emile, 1221 Conin. ave, INVESTIGATOR, ~ experionced, _ for eredit Douse: (TRt be resident of the’ city: an celient opportunity for the right man. Ad- Greas Box 185-M. Star office. LADIES' HAIRCUTTER, for high-class hea shop. Apply Margaret E. Scheetze, 112: nnecticut ave. SO B S R n, or 3 Beltaville, Md. Su tor 5 p.am._8° MAN—Bix zxnlnalnn lans in this vicinity offer unusual opportunity for enemue man to Tepregent nlI reliable, nureery. spare time or full time. Hoopes, Bro. & omas Com- pany, Stephén Girard' Bldg.. Philadeiphia, 5&1’ CUTTER, experienced. sober; good sitjon for rient man: referehcea. Adgiess Star office. FE v ave sble s I To Work T ing desire’ to sectire” permanent,enipioy- ment, if neat a Beo manager, B AL D ey gro o PAPERHANGERS. Apply 1243 7th HOTEL POSITXO\'S OPEN. Hotels, clubs. apartmenty nstitutions, tea restaurants. cafeterias, trained ind_women. 'Deman lnm-’h” Saily ay opening in nn- for managers. ase Housckeepers, " accountan room lim- I -n":..“,'a::,.r;:fl'“',:: ol E}‘J}’".,‘f';’@ Pl "y’n‘m’% obporiuar LEWIS HOTFL TRAINING SCHOOLS, _Pennsylvania Ave. at,23rd St. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. FIRST-CLASS HELP FURNISHED. BER- gamy's Emnln‘mfinl Agency. 1716 "m ot nw. North 1 §00,COLORED LABORERS Tawe paid New lay cleaners. 887" York_brick yard: women Div_White Croas. 1020 V. s, now: emoRS. ATDlsta, Dookiprs-. el’;ri ol lu!n.n Ste. ron, Tofi Boyd Employment Service. B L LA Every States, HELP—FEMALE. gslsn‘w hEGlSTRAflI(h echool R A A it arch University, 1607 Eve at. 5 BURROUGHS MACHINE ate ex; Address Box BO-M. Star o ofl oot TER GIRLS, white: noon only. G st n.w. RICTAPHONE OPERATOR In 1329 St ot Sl I S Start. Address Box 3-3. Star offte. > ‘0 vy secifcation rmanent local itlon i %fix’fn ont o faily. Box 6. Star office. PATENT ATTORNEY reqtiire ther thoroughly experiences assistant: patent exnm €1 experience need not l Fancements unusual B%%:iur £ ool PRINTER to- manase T i gauibped an Jefln{ Exm?\u’l Cade: in Bt wection af iy Huetneut il wegiblithed and ither. developed by Hight fman. 16" whominteresting brovosition i1 Addres Services o sk wm.th outald salary_an S behine. or rieht exporionce. Address er. perienced printer, by o SR A rhm!lnn irade b ual; forred. Addres Box 3 tar ofice, "8 _fi‘fi'nn SALESMAN — Chance Tor : energetic honse splesman to. connect illding. concern HEht aws °$ Iuwu- contract; references required. Ad- dress Box n Star office. Eradin :I' le lar establis l ‘witl dnw fll accoul e it oSl Sy CEeen : commission man:_give '"T"fu";“(::ss, Sk FOOD f‘l KERS—M - ner'or HLRG watem .n‘e'x" et have "::t‘., years' experience. ml Box Star_offis (‘\ GIRL to answer ph 5 # SIRL ’{lfl .tn it 3(‘0“0"8 1518 Oth st. lIbW GIRL for entry clerk in laundi 7l Illl?! slfiogflto li:rrl knn'?&d“"ofn"; in_ own _hand: -rlllm Address BOX 27)‘ Star_office. LADY CANVASSERS—Two, to take orders for_Singer electric sewing machines, Salary 15 per, weelt. Must be willing to work. Apply 723 17th st. n.w. PBEKSEBS. rienced on_ fanc Wn The Woodrit *Cleaning and Dyeing Co. 40 RELTABLE E s SHIRT T ] must Fitod WA at WOMAN e_evenl: e das de Rovi Biadrorne EA kb rator: R e N T ESS to work in Chinese restaurant H et ne. 8° AN EXPERIENCED operator on charge board; good salary, ermanent position. Apply Mi .ee, Frank R. Jelleff's, 1216 F st. $IELP AND SITUATIONS. BY J. W.mwmmvmmmm OF THE VALLEY THROUGH BROWN'S GAP, LEAD- ING THE FEDERALS TO BELIEVE ME WAS ON THE WAY TO RICHMOND, AND THEN SECRETLY RE-ENTERED BY WAY OF THE RAILROAD TO STAUNTON. FROM STAUNTON HE SET OUT ON A SWIFT MARCH ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS TO HITl'A'H(i\H—MVlESTlC (Cont'd). F wants housework; good cook: "Reluntic 647w . refined _colored wom: o away for Summer with hest el EierencnCall Adame (539, 1 SRS, 556" s JAPANESE MAID. The Hecht Co. requires the services of a young Japanese girl to act as hostess in the ladies’ rest room; she must be willing to wear native Japanese costume. Apply Employment Office, The Hecht Co. YOUNG WOMEN FOR. TELEPHONE OPERATING | GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORK AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN APPLY ROOM 1 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY 722 young, colored. wishes di ime work. Call_Columbia MAN._ wh il assume duties as mother's helper. or Ent housework - i city: §ood home desired more than hi l-ry Address Box 180-M, Star office. ¢ Q middle-aged_ white, desires position as mldn nurse. .‘Anply at 1319 11th II now. KHOUR WORK by the wedk. by neas col- red s "Potomac 122 or RECOM.\II?_NDED SERVICH® 27 CARROLL MANSFIELD FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued. A“IPEhTEmInAn mb work. penarai ‘:M»'u? Fepaire. porches, garages.'e eto: S8, i ‘Also hotise uln{(n:"“"" 11 A MAOIGI’B!PA“ING d,Il!l motors. l&' B8 B st . Frakiin S054. DINING ROOM SUITE, cheap. 1405 Oak_st. FURNITURE — Sheraton_dining_table_an chalirs, hnff china closet: also other 1In‘n ture. ' Phone Potomac 2803, FURNITURE—Clean box spring beds. dre- -piece: sell ver. . }:ch‘rman REPAIRING. ture and coll winding: powér app at ki Sl e Bedd oo Wor EXCAVATING= SmalT cxcavating and heavy hauling, . prompt service: reasonable prices Phone Main 053, ‘after 6 pm. Adama 6243, Thouse b, i B EXPERT ¥LOOR FINISHING ine: wkilled mechanics: uced Serene. 37 T st. n.w. Tel. Pot. FLOKIDA—LEAVE AUG. 10 FOR_EAST fast; Al 1k o passengers. SIS gach. FURNITURE nnunwc 3 rtnm-han fine cabinet work. JOS RMAN 502 Fatmw. Main D34, ne_Col. 605! WANT A PARTY OF SIX TO TAKE_T0 Prjlacelphia. Atlantic City or New ¥ork in 2 7pamenger, Marmon colored 1'" orth 52972, GO?D (HAI FFEL,F; WITH nrrzns\cu L drive ear to, Tex ax for o Ad: EAL. General Dellvery. Wash: m.m... D. 8° FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repd: sip: covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned free. _Tittensor. 1424 8th st n.w. N. 7702 ATER _AND STEAM HEATING— o8 work given prompt atfention at Pessonable prices. Southern Heating Co. 710 Oth st. n.w. Main 8522 10¢ igh- EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALID CONVA- lescents and aged by nurse in her own home. Adama 7363, 1633 Kalorama rd. WILL EXCHANGE USE NEW. FURN. SIX. room_suburban house for H-réom furnished IP*;. 2 months o longer: bet. 11th and 14th, H ind Mass.: high. cool, ami. Address Box 98-M. Star office. 8* KEVS—Dublicats key h"‘Ql:‘nu s while ou. hew {83132 "New Yor ave. now. Frank. 5005 INT AND PAPER at l price you can af- m! \9 ri that wiil please you“dme i mh 111 FLLE) b 1 PAl‘\ ING, Il'lr"ll P‘(" Give us s ‘thal. Thompeon ave. Col"8%4 SHORT STORIES, MAGAZINE ARTICLES, commercial art and advertising SR ‘and made salable: moderate rates. 1C. PHAIR15n €000 B THth and Cotumbia rd. ¢ SINUS TROUBLES, ABTHMA BAY FEVE relieved in a few days o IO from face: all diseases treated. OURIER. Chirobractor. N. r 303 Ins, Bidg., 14th’ and H n.w. éhnu 3 for appointment. SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARA; cushions. snap asteners, Pflu FA% ;’D‘, R. L. Isherwood. 1513 P L. DAWES CONVATESCENT HOME—Con aged. invalids: skilled nursing. reasonable. 2120 R &t. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. » Frong. colored for_Kiichen Work; Sl snd heite.” 114 sk 1 . general housewor nights: e Rome: §°1 Tamily, Bhone Cleveland 053 lored. nke & to 10 to take care of m& . Brls atter’ 5. 1744 Orceon gve ‘onter. ST T o ik $50 month " Phana Clevelsnd 1365, " R s LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECIAL rate of eight private lessos BERT LAWRENCE STUDIO OF VOICE. Eye n.w. Phone Frank. 1467 for free D, $10. otomac T WAVE WHOLE HE 180D Wroming ‘ave: RICAL MASSAGE ting tregtment dRaCE Atfi Ph. C. GO0k ANT TN 1 m % flrfil\o_unuu palnting, Tioor finishing fiited f3eqPanieni, TRCEL PIT %P G NGING—Work B AN e Eye si. s.w. Phone Franklin 62! Plu’unumma PLASTERING—See Wi, A. Little Lhoul ur interior and exterior %!lniml 819 Oth n.w. 'i’ l‘E <7 PEKETEOI\G WHOLE 0T Fooras and Zetary, M, 2 grade, includ- ing_polychrome. ARy prices. Ad 232 PAPERHANGXNG-—RMM. Ar 1th fl n' e, 2534 PR Kdams 5687 ers. jrockers, deske. library extension fabie- rseating ten each. 1012 G st. n.w. NITURE—Must be sold next few dase balance new and used bed. dining, livins and breakfast sufte. odd chairs. dresse chest drawers. metal ,and wooden bow.en beds, desks. console ahd end tabies. de o \#bout half rice. O ‘s Bargain House. EURNITURE for sale: some antiqus piece 716 _16th st n.w. GAS BANGE, dition. $2! excellent, in good eon 302 A st an S new and sl nuy used. all sizes: less than half price. Fnry range guaranteed. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. up- aimost new: cost $650: sacrifice st n.w. 0-KOL HEATER. practically new: 3 chean 481. R* CRSERY REFRIGERATOR and _electri grill._aimost new: very cheap. Address Rou 103-M. Star_offics. OUTFIT for making marble tatues: v profitable: learn o operate in two day don't overlook this bargain: owner has f. go sway. Homa mornings aip 1o 0:30 am Sundays up to 1 pm. Green, 1825 & n.w, one N 81 PABAGOV $40 motor, $12 H;ll op desk., 6 rndelv Solimer for rent or sale 0 G s PIANO—Cpright condition breaking up home. will sell it for $1 wonderful oportunity for right person. be seen_at 1638 15th st. n.w. PIANO—Good practice PAPERHANGING, PAINTING—This month only.~ average size room: scraped. pointed. papered with polychrome paper. $8 washable paper. can be washy th clot £12: paintine and plastering at_low prices We use Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil only, ~We mix our paints on premises: see the_ingredient; FPaperhanging 2 guaranteed 5 years. first-c] work only. no extra charges. Terms if you desire. as long as 18 monthe to pay: free estimate. - Philadeiphia Deco Co.. Inc. 811-817 Oth st. n.w. Main 2236, _Open evenings 13 WOMAN. white, to_do weneral hnuu-nrk and taks care of small child: good home and wages. between 9 a.m. for “general house- 3 16t at. B0, Phone \RCH _SUPPORTS FROM PLASTER ru'rfl of your feet fit any shoe: immediate comfort. Foot r‘mn.v-uun Laboratory. 812 F n.w. 129 PIANOS TUNED. alred and rebuilt; high. Erade work. McHueh & Lawson. 1222 6 n.w. Franklin 8580, refined_ surroundings: l‘!a-mkland fear Monastery. AUDITOR-ACCOUNTANT—Young man, ice ager local oil company. 0 with Tellable concern. Any line alling Lo, travel, Remmies '"‘s“" u;TM-mm Address Box A TOR or . by old, college graduats. WIJI 12 aciial business experience, 6 were in executive work: willing to invest $1.000 or 82,000 to show earnestuess fur a xnobl‘ connection. Address Box 119. of whi T known, expe: | slder making ar_office 3 5 i ‘ll?:ck of om-r}& Apt) ance. Co'onerniing. With parenter ol 1740, 7 LA WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS. CHINE—Must _be bas = B ones Nt p0RS ot North THaI. XCCTION. SALES are. the best _mediugn ic Qispose of unwanted furniture. ete: aves Jou money. tig and annovance. ' Sgnd youry Sh Ine ursnfi-uru or_emall _lots. “Bring them 'in"_or phone Frank. 5416. Peariman’s Book Shop, 933 G n.w. Tor trimmer or rough work, or _ Call Potomac 28%8. 0% CHATUFFEUR Hachelor or small 1 ing: best of references. Address Box TASH REGISTER—-Cash for famo. Address Be -8, Star o 10° X Volts. 750 watt ore Batteriés: must b ghean, “Drop nostal (0 M.’ D. Frazier. 214 cin_ave. nw. CHAU private B g E or dic taphone outit, odel: will pas eash. Brentwood, Md. CHEF. white, 20 years' experience. wants position: hotel, dnb, restaurant or cafeteria Ad 1 x Star_office. FEATHER BEDS and furmiture: best prig baid. Square Deal Furnitnre Co. 501 Eve W i At . Phone Main 6836. wanted FURNITCRE _of all kind best prices paid, * Capital, Furniture Co.."$00 La. ave. n.w.. or phone Franklin 10287 PIANO TUNING. $2—We ialize in gen- eral plano repairs and rebuilding. Get our egtimate. " Prices reasonable, Skilled me- chanics. . Work Sanderson- Schaeffir_Co.. n34 i st fe. Line. 1087 TPHOLSTERING also pelripg ver rices. Stand- ‘bho! Te. $50 up to $100. PIANO BARGATNS—Steinway, $485: Knabe. fine condition. €200: Brad bOry.. slightis used. S$375: second-hand plance from $50 up. Terms as low a8 S10 r month. Used grands at reduced Drices for rent. Hugo Worch. 1110 G st Tike new for 1330 G st yiuo-snm SR mabocans $75 for qui Phone Potomae 1 Ain mahogany: will sel R, sacrifice andiron« Adam- PULLMA; benchies. CAR! IAG v;lva 1323 Holly u REFRIGERATOR. large Eddy: also m 54, 1800 Eve st. n.w. Col: 1051 2510 14th st. nw. 8 Tdad G_'g-m otk Puarantoad, | Columes o “orfe guaran Slems Welding’ Shos, 207 T15th Bow.. M. 350, WIXDOW AND DOOR SHADES — Good oy Soagse, M #hades fitted to your win- T5; hung free. 3:"-'3}1'1 awiy ::2: heahlnn T1th and_H sts. n.e. mps: wIN RADES" ANT SSREER timacen. 3 A0 Butler & Son. 2031 T Tancoln 10173 et BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE ?fl:m. women's and children's furnishings. r“ goods and notlone store for sals in grow Virginla community near Washinzton: fl)fld’n m\nbflsflu?fl xcellent location. P;t:m( Tent reasonable 1219 11th . INE. ACCESSORIES: located 4nr|\‘r Pleasant and Tamont ste. nov.; ‘well v xcellent business: ”‘fim ensy terms. Call at station. 8% D _1eer RIGERATOR, iiew. reasonable. and bgd REFRIGERATORS —New S50 secondand. for all purposes. Metray Refricerator Co- 807 H st n.w. 75 XM REFRIGERATOR White Mountain N AD Phons North New I Y machlars and rv-nllrlnl Open eveningy 3 MACHINES. used: S5. ranteed repairs and rentals: S3_ver month: C.'M. Gusack, 703 H G $10. §1 e new “ma “hines, trial CLEANING AND DYEING: old, established. dolng eood business: will sacrifice on ac: count of iliness: no reasonable offer refused. 1120 Sth_st. n.w o AR 301 T st. n.w._ North butier for private hmlg good Tlox '109-M, Star office. white, fine refes Janitor. watchman Phone Atiantic 1014-3 TER MEC pment for_tinning. plumbing - (k‘lll‘ Pv'lnllnenl ‘employment. Adgl'-v» PAI‘ITP exwrmlml nent job “with reliable party DOSITION AS MANAGER of larke Farac : AL san grake ot hor angy " Atdrean Box 17 far office. A SALES MANAGER and organizer. exp sacsd in aibdivinion work ‘lesirer conne 3 with Teliable real estite organization. Address Box 111:3¢. Star office. (il N Youns man will I oderate calars Tor experience. Adame 3783.3. SUPERINTENDENT of construction. compe: k 2 perience on the 'best of ot n‘mfi:-" Slesines Dosition. Address Box SORK. Star office. NSFERRING AN, 4% years experi- 3’!2: l\(‘vfdzl:l guz}lnr ‘and dfl'fln‘ ‘wishes position, Fr. Tl i o el eaperience PG AT Teferencen. Address Box SEN° har office. < MAN te permanent work wi A ancemedt, has drivers permit. Address Box_49-M, Star office. k AN, educated, desires worl At g b p.m. to 6 am; daily, men Shndsve m “" A 5m. Box 10130, Sjar office. AUTOMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS. experienced and capable zation to a high state of effi- and hold them. Am opon for a nlllon rite or wire for interview, Post Office Box No. 3, -~ ' Richmond, Va. SITUATIONS—FEMALE., BOOKKEEPER, double entry;, glao, cashler: P, Aridross ¥ 5"7’“§ el '.3'@"" et Tete oo e‘r .'n'u” . s mx{‘w it Sor oo for fimys vmn"fl ot nudm 3:& Star of R I( ‘white. exi C"él‘““":{f. T o “"f with e year 0! art GIRL, 18 years nld one ral_months business course, schocl and pevoral, onths Busloest Svance: ‘ment. leve. 5 = ol ry- SART v SR RS 1o star_office. 7 LEWIS GRA W g P Ly T tant 1 DT A dress Box 108-3¢. Star om Wl or Hlllllll 0 D. C.. positio) ress “Hox 65 I&Wllflmen Do ‘whol denler orea 8* in am f making tar Tekiniered WOMAN, reliable, good ceneral education; to start at botfom and learn einess wherd earnings are limited oy By for work: must be able (0 trave Box 493K, Star office. ce: TRAINED NURSE_lve Liolet Tay o7 mas- All call at your - Bhatlindtosalls FURNITURE and household roods -r-nud You will feel satisfied with prices I i Welkenbers 405 10th st b ¥eankith 3600, DRUG_STORE. 1816 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave.—Residen borhood: fixtures and neigh Tountain. Main 3800, 014 G si. n.w. FURNITURE—Would - like to- hear from private party having some used furniture for sale; als piano.” Phone Franklin 6394, By et T Oh et aturng e QciRy Beedca Ta X HENT Pach value Dald_ Selmeceer AIR Foot, MULTIGRAPH and mimeograph mac and equipment. second-hand model. numver you have and g}fl in inspected. letter.’ and_where_they m: dress_Box 440-K. Star of HOOMING PROPOSITION — 14 _ furaished will sell or rent: reasonable. 640 Vtw York_ave. CONFECTIONERY and grocery store, small, for sale to quick buyer: 6 years of continu’ ous busitiess ndid corner, at car stop. in northwest ion: near hospital, school and_churches: good stock of groceries and confections and mwrlllnnd doing S75 busi- ness a month: cheap rent: lease can be se- fured on demand. ” Call North 8723, hetween p.m. TEAM ENGINE 1-horsenower Baxter, or Iihorsenever oteillating nieam engine:” tafe and where can he seen. " B, Box 129, Arlineton, Va. STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE. store nh.purfi ce furniture of every description bow “gaz Baum. 003 E sto nowe Br. 07440 {’E:me ROOMING HOU Dupont Cirale—13 Fooms, nicely furnished: 300 caah and ster, opalite lunch plate ' glass mirrors antique mahogany “upright splendid tone piano Col._4300-3 P!Wlln'!'h RENTAL SERVI $9L. Underwo L. .25 mo.: 3 mos. in adv.. $8.25: TYPEWRITERS—Remingten. No_ 10. 341 Al other mukes sold. rented and repaired: terma: exchanged: lowest prices in Washing: fon. Service Typewriter Co.. 310 Nth n.w Main 454, TYPEWR New. tactory _rebuiita Nothing sold or rented that s Unuerwoods. Remingtons. L. C Hoyals. Porhhln We can save vou per_mo._Call Mr, Thomas, Fr. 9878. DRUG STORE, dging as hich as S150 da: Utabianed ovir 2 ears, o reltabie puct in fastest growing section of city: good clags of trade, full prices: state highest cash and monthly notes you can pay: all cash preferred. _Address Box 134-M. Star office. WINTER P for Buick 2248 Adame_1833. Notes’ Furniture House, 514 10th St. N.\W. Phone Franklin 2015. Will pay you the highest cash desirable Tumiture and- Bouseho We ‘aleo buy antigue furniture.’china. elass: ware. oriental rugs, paintings. elc: Dacking and chipping at low prices. ANYTHING TO SELL? SMain 1262 or v&nh l(-rehnn lise *Stocks. obiles, etc. A ‘ashington g\lblll: .’M m‘n' GOING TO SELL IT? Save time, trouble and money. Call Franklin 8991, Household flw’ll un:nndl-. stocks. ete. No_guantity too ~ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to _Star readers. Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star will recelve prompt attention. For admission to Recommended ‘Serv- Icofi Column call Main 5000, Branch 11 ANTS. BEDBUGS. ROACHES, moths. e rats gxtermingted 0., 610 Dist. ANTS. BEDBUGH Tats exoermln fectant Co.. 6. ROACHES, molhl. g W Ill 8% AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLA’ ), . BRAS! e I TR BT il HooY . AUTO !ADIK”‘HI" u% to rudll:;flr!nn e Radiator s, 9 AUTO PARTS mcxu. i-:{dmg 510, Jo) Tel. Fr e RS .i‘ fg:ll mi] SUCCESSFUL business man. retiring. offe: =xceptional bargain in restaurant and bakery. Address Box 104-M. Star office. 8¢ WlsnlM; TP RETIRE from business, T il o for cash_my_tailoring, cleaning 54 Sresing on. 235 Potne o e {ablidhed for 10 Sears. THRIVING REAL ESTATE BUSINESS for falo; handley rents and ingurance: I in a ground-floor office at elsewhere cause me fo léave Cily. Srononuon does not take much cash. rees Box 180-M. Star office. ROOMING _HOUSE — Well rooms: h-w.h.: no electric.: section, price; #600: “rent. Box 112 Star_office. DELICATESSEN _STORE, _Tnciuding _soda fountain, etc.. can be taken over a- sonably."_Apbly mp\ Convention Hall Mkt. :-m nisiness: T wvo. furnished: 11 od business 62, Address Be money. 1) monthiy. ~Washineton Pobeuiiter Exch. BOLN- ¥ uve.” Fo- 1014 TYPEWRITERS-—American Trpswriter Co 1431 East Cap. at, Rent greatly reduced. Al kinds of revaii 0 Complete iine of desks. file cabinets. lock gra, office chairs and tables: (remendaus ings. E'Urg u want for your office. €O.. N SALVAGE Furaiture Depts 310 8th St S, Show Cases and Store Fixtures r v BALTIMORE. MD Ruse & Company, PALTHORE 32 Resident Salesman, Lincoln 8463. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. A FRENCH DIPLOMAT gave us a con tract to furnish the following bieces of fur niture for $3.000: Antique sideboard. Lomia XV: ‘antique gold cabinet. Fisher piano and tiool (rare specimen), artique Hand-painte1 Yelvet wall panel. iavie famp. antique ‘setten. covere] 1o Bltie “and. o tigne tapéstrv: 9 antique oyster plat Pairs antiaue Atabian lace curtains. THIS DIPLOMAT WAS RECALLED government befgre execution of ord and Wa pow offer the entire ot for ntre .. Going I heaith: §TOR T Zom W..‘i:fl‘;’“m" LE_OR_RENT. 3 T8 s 0YF Fou. Jyst bng& with' six-room 1 ft. front u.gnsfiu Ti. deep. Wonderti Tocs ooy OV! siho\nmd 'i nable. 3843 yatte.” S8LW. TE] New _store spar fon. 1 [ sior o res out any store. %o it the car lite. welk Gar line. w “walk' down tlantic st.— ‘with o, $7.550. D] SAl b 300430 Coptial Bk . SECOND TRUST. $2.000.00 second trust note, on | Tho" rck house Wm =|| 1o vhich” il 'fl‘ you 17%. FOR !ALB—MI!C!I.M‘IEOUS. 1 pavadle on LANSBURGH INTERIOR DECORATING CO., 720 11th ST. N.W. FRANKLIN 0262, U.S.GOVT. HARNESS: paint, all colors, $1.95 gallon; all kmds garden tools. Washington Salvage Co.," 303-307 10th st. nw. DOGS, PETS, ETC. BROOD MATHON, German police: wonderfui producer: fow,in eason: albo beautiful gl ERRIER PUFS, il marked. pedigreed: $30 up. 811 9tk s POLICE PUPFIES. four male: finestpeds Dlrfllll nrflf ‘winne sire imported and trained. 'A. Hahn, River rd, bet, Con fressional Club and Fotomac. Md. Phone ockville 94.F-4. 8 piendi A00, | PUPPIES. collle and pelice _dog:_splen i of best blaod: very reasonable. RO | Breal Kenncls, "Falls’ Chaiche. = PUPPIES. Great D igreed.Dr. Keily Ysterinarian. SR onth (tr.condwnm—n' 1 n.w. "CLE—Co: t-r hl‘ ks 5 e 15; Tz %0 B0 complets, new, $15. 31 "160 Pierce st fifiifif"_ o yEinis o JIOT aa for. ening art-time ev e """’ Cail” North 8171: work_or by the day. s LEB"N&NM:E“ To funity to connect o reputatlo 7 tn'“-“f»e = i sy e number 4n ‘rit amsr rep] . 7 sox,l:‘.fi?)‘ns—eood opening for 1ive wires. Madison_Decorating Co.. 806_10th st. n.w. o Ea L L laion : lfil’- efl{lfi: of £ FR zvnnd:mhl. ln- n n for e W;g:i: LIV uln'i % onnw :gx Box" 408, T TORTD MAY al The Kober Lc.. lue. Vdd D'«h Ll IL\! NG LADY want eredit 1o assist_in_offl g previous expe -nce in this line pre nowledes of eieus raphy essent} AR Ahcsment o ieht parts, e Ross Com pany. 702 7th_s appearance or night. | r. Jenjlns. {BOOKKEEPER—Double entry; % {experienced in credit work. Thoroughly d’nderstand office system. North 1931. 8* | Get. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. YOUNG WOME:! dlnln( room and counter, wflrl di 1100 Penn. ave., after 3 pll STORE desires the services of a capable woman to take charge of large workroom, one who is experienced in dressmaking and tailoring. State complete expe- ncnce, by whom and how long ‘" | mployed and-age. ‘\ddress Bryx Sl M, Star ufi"t SO0 TPione Norih BauzW . BI5 French | 1 e e blp 5! ‘l-lr“ or lmlll job.. ”a‘i"fl“fi.fi‘f”" 2 ':;Em | o i ng Go. 1624 7th. N. 10145, BOX BPR‘INW?Ssn I‘Am “I‘l "lsav ..am.— "'"" e R mfl i‘m ann""'f"mm o g “;i""hnufi Frice, sef‘“?.m o, ‘fi.-. ND BOX SPRINGS. 2 X 00, D10 B o, ‘Adantie 05k B With F.45 lense. %in -nE"a'u. Tk S0 ‘ork ave. cm“!hm“:;x ‘I’é:fl? 'E. 4598. o | duy. Hunatone Kronel 808. PUPPTES setier: reglstered_and M-mgfl by abblebr 2 “Wweeks ol 6 i ._Call clmmkm 89831 POLICE_PU ovsad s T oI 1on- Hole :J."Cg each - L" M. Moore, D0 M ave._Chers v Re WANTED-—] hm klllfl‘l 2 M o ?Mu’:"".'f."»lm IR Weeke: Phone Colimbia- 300, % ED. $10 per month o DOGS BOARDED 310 per monit or e ave. Phone Cleve. 60 Female canaries: birds mpsi he > lumake and. healthy. - ATHER: . 48 Indiana ave. 7% nine bench and el aais: oh th BT, rency. 215 mcl UEPIES, -m Cats Boarded-— W_ MOD) x\“lllfl' IR RADIO AND EQUIPMENT. TI)B HOO! P—t R P 'S Cllpped cotpn b vepared: 's. Adums 205,